Monetate named 8th fastest growing local company [Startup Roundup]

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Monetate, the Conshohocken-based personalization platform for online marketers, was named the eighth fastest growing company in the Philadelphia region, as per the Philadelphia 100’s list. Other familiar faces on the list include Center City web design shop Zivtech (#20), Center City healthcare payment startup InstaMed (#32) and NoLibs SEO shop SEER Interactive (#44). Monetate was also recently featured in Fast Company.

GIVE A GLANCE

Real Food Works, the Conshohocken-based healthy food subscription service, officially launches, according to a release, while TruckyLove, the Lancaster County-based food truck geolocation service, announces its beta.

Kwelia, the real estate data startup that recently completed a stint at the Startup Chile accelerator, has just moved in to Rittenhouse coworking spot Benjamin’s Desk, according to a tweet.

Pinterest analytics firm Curalate launched a new pin-scheduling feature for its clients, according to its blog. And don’t miss Curalate’s infographic visualizing the presidential election through Pinterest.

MIGHT BE WORTH YOUR TIME

Johnson’s Bedtime Baby Sleep app, built by local developer Bula, who works out of Indy Hall, was recently featured in EveryDayHealth.

RJMetrics‘ cofounder Bob Moore has a blog post on Tech Crunch about “lessons for data-driven businesses.” Speaking of RJMetrics, here’s a recap of its internal hackathon.

Current DreamIt Ventures company CloudConfidence is now called Cirrimize (perhaps a play on words referencing the cirrus cloud?). CEO Khushboo Shah, who has previously described her company as “Mint.com for cloud usage,” spoke at the StartupPHL press conference — watch a video here.